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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
4
A letter from Mrs Saltrey Sinemet of Kate Haven New York endorses Chamberlain Dotle Cholera and Marthers Remedy as cure for cholera morbus in children and adults. The writer asserts success in treating a seven year old and recommends the product as exceptional. Available widely.
The article laments Java’s lack of entrepreneurial drive and native craftsmanship. It cites a market for batik and woodwork waning, a shortage of skilled native artisans, and a reliance on exporting raw materials while cotton cultivation remains untapped. It portrays Java as a land of potential stalled by systemic stagnation.
Misa Netlie Goodrick plans to attend high school in Vietentte winter. Mie Irene Ward assists Mrs Ward with tray handling. Mrs. Van Winkie visited town on Monday. Goodrick and daughter Mrs Alvin Johnston visited Ward’s on Monday. Ruby Johnson and Lee Gover were seen about town. Elijah Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Ward visited Uiah lower mineh to put up hay. Robert Nethercott attended a local vision with Mrs Geo. tioudries's frome.
A dramatic exchange reveals a lawyer defending a notoriously corrupt associate. The speaker denounces the man as a villain while acknowledging professional ties as the attorney of the alleged miscreant. The dialogue hints at hidden loyalties and potential legal entanglements.
Grimshaw debates a job applicant’s fitness while asking Jinglefrits about the young Sam Skook with a skeptical tone. The scene unfolds as they seek to judge character and trustworthiness.
Teion Topics Reyant Meare has retired home after working at the 1 Y Janery Wed Geant Jr returns from a forge trip in Yellowstone Park. The father recently injured in a wreck is said to be recovering. Jonny Le Dodge returns from Cody and is at present on its taneh. Norman Mladen reports an exceptionally fine crop as he lays up. Camping parties left from Har Bo this week. The tower visited Sun Star Hane on Wednesday and Thursday Hast. Moulton of Victor has been employed at the J ranch. Hevant Mears trip to Jack sun on business last Monday. Tr. Carneruss and several far WO toweists were in Jackson last week. Ollie and Dewey Van Winkie are hauling logs from Timber Island for Bar WC lane. Mes Coulter, stopping with Mrs Norman Hindon, is improving rapidly. Holiday Menot hosted luncheon for several ladies last week. Attending were Minky Hart, the Misses Popper, Mies Mears, Mrs Henson and the Minon Smith.
A reader from Webwster City reports liver trouble with side pains and stomach soreness. After trying Chamberlain's Tablets, the writer says relief came after using half a bottle. The note claims the medicine eased pain and allowed feeling better.
Notice of intention to make final three proofs to establish a homestead claim in Section 5 Township 44 North Range 118 West Sixth Meridian. Claimant David O Traveis of Dele Malo filed August 2nd 1916 with witnesses Gustaveson Waddell Ship Cole and others in Dirriggs Italo.
Department of the Interior announces final three year proof for Charles A. Driskett of Jackson Wyoming on February 12. The entry covers the NE 1/4 and NW 1/4 sections in Township 41 N Range 11 W. The hearing occurs before US Commissioner O. Willian in Jackson on September 22. Witnesses include Chester Simpson William McInelley W Arthur Simpson and Bernard J Robinson of Jackson Wyoming.
Fragmentary verse encourages cheering up and plain resilience. It advises ignoring troubles by laughing aloud and focusing on practical self uplift. The speaker urges maintaining cheer despite life’s burdens and keeping a steady forward pace.
Department of the Interior contest notice to Robert J. Hrovtean regarding entry cancellation of a Forest Mome stead claim filed July 7, 191? The contestant alleges abandonment of land and seeks cancellation. failure to answer within twenty days after publication may confirm allegations.
The Department of the Interior notices declare that George T. Rintker of Grovant Wyoming and Thomas W. Perry of Grovant Wyoming plan final five year proofs to establish land claims in their respective homestead entries. Witnesses named include Henry May Joseph Kelly and T. Alias Moulton, with dates and locations specified for September 1916.
A fragmented line of thought portrays women as fast, foolish, or jealous, with harsh stereotypes. It notes men fear women, claiming around 40 percent of men are afraid, while odd phrasing hints at a reflective, turbulent social take from an old source.
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